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THE SPARKLING COMEDY ‘
, MARY'S ANKLE ,
_ For‘didalDisplay in ThreeViews
, ' WITH
Winifred St; Claire
A laugh a Minute-Sometimes Two
, “Better than; Fair and Wanner” -
I. i N. V. Globe
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’egent Theatre
Tho Rouse oi High Grade
been lost. The tale itself. concerning
the love of Armand for the courtesan
has been treated boldly and vividly.
Ellerulument On the whole the director and the
’ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ’ "players have showed good discrimina-
Tonight .1 8:15. ‘ . ”.01! in eliminating. the repulsive tea
The Sparkling Comedyn’ tures, The production is in six reels,
u r 4 - 97 . - 'snd'is’none'tbo' ‘10“; ‘for ' it' is’ Well
'MARY_S,_£NKPE . constructed. .Aitosethei'. it is an ct-
Wednesday . teciive screen translation and capahlv
done." ,
ln oABleiniflsrkgrll'gi’Ltm-e "The Man From Painted Post"
. Among the many interesting tea
n
“The Mild 0f Bellini“ my" oi Douglas Fairbanks“ latest '
On account of the storm ‘Sutur-
Artcl‘att picture. “The Man From
day the 10th Episode of. “The
Fighting Tran" will m, an.“ Painted Post,” now at the Palace
“WM-Ida» ‘ Theatre, is "Smiles.” his talented
— ‘ .horse. "Smiles" he remembered for
Thursday and Friday his thrilling work in “who and Wool
Rex Beach's Great Picture
“file Auction Block”
A Life Drum 0! a. Mllllott'tlirls
ly." Since his appearance in that pic
turrs the cow-pony won a medal
., —-— ebration in Chevennc.
COMING—Norma 'l‘almatinc in
"The Secret of The Stoml‘ (Toun- Douglas Fairbanks. in ”median From
lent points oi the famous story haVe
at .Q
the recent Jubilee Frontier Days ("4‘
where he co. 9.,
starred with his best friend and pal, '1‘;
the "- '
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A "7' Painted Post" the horse gives a good ,.
account of himselt against many oth-
—‘“—"—- w— _.. .. _ -.._, er spirited animals 'owned by 2
l :champion cow-boys who appear in this.
picture. 1
: SEE “MARY‘S ANKLE" TONIGHT
; ._
Dainty Winifred St. Clair Comes to
‘ ; Regen: Theatre in Latest
I] B Td‘y . . v New York Success .
UGLAS FAIRBANKS , Follow the ocrowd to the Regent 1'
» —in— . Theatre tonight, when "Mary's Anklt'" . .
“The Mall From Painted A. H. Wood's latest New York sllc , '
Pfit" ‘crss, will.be presented. "Mary's All‘
B' ' kle" is one of the cleverest oi recent .
“Zn! 9“ farces, and comes to the Regent dl-
‘ “Th . - ‘n rect from tho Bijou Theatre, New
' e 9:3,“, Kid York, with the original metrOpolitan
_ cast nl'ld production. The plot of the, ’
HurSt Pathe News piece deals with the adventures of
" . three penniless young men, who send
Wednesday , i m 1,
.. out imitations to the imas nary w ,
Helen "080613 ding of one of their number. in order
"m..— to get the much needed wedding pre-
Camille" ‘ sents. The fictitious 'bride turns up ,'
“and" Dam" Mfilit’rmece and more amusing complications toi-
. Tam!“ low than are usually crowded into an
“8*“!de Hearts” evening's entertainment.
1 A two-part KGYSIOIIE' Comedy ,
V ‘ - nsosur THEATRE wcousaosv
VAUDEVILLE ,
‘ Thursday, Frid v ~ Alice Brady in “The Maid .1 Belgium"
. m; M" “1"" “W"- W"
ii “it limits
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1 ' PALACE new:
tum» Hosp-rt: In “Camille," at the
i Pulses Wednesday. “Admirsbly Car.
ably priced.
$6.
Alice Brady in “The Maid of Bel-
You will ilnd here a largé selection
oi‘bcsutiiul Smoking Jackets, reason-
: tics Out'tllc Dumss' Atmosphere
i General rum production of “(an
mine," showing Helen Hesperia. the ,.
noted scrccn beauty and lnternatlonai’
star featured, is one of the most in-
tense and powerful productions of Du..
mas' famous story evol- pictured, ac:
grording to Variety.
dies the role.
day, "The Fighting Trail" will be
shown on Wednesday.
"THE AUCTION BLOCK"
——
l "He'lpellls ls able to “(gentlest Rex and... Great ”my. .1 Regent
'ptluremc’nt. sinuous grace and statues‘
Thursday and Friday
Illlr uttering, which std materially in
A peculiar phase of “The Auction
V the ' tuition. lflrticulsrly .1': ”he'moch." the his feature produced by .
good “i the“ we”. in which “e 1“: the Rex Beach Pictures Co, is that ,.
{nearly every one of the fictitious ,
struggling to raisin the love 01 Ar-
mand against his tsthcr's wishes. Sus- - characters u, {thinly-disguised prom
lea-tin a pathetic helplessnesson her type of . real person. For instance.
pick bed. she contributes some of m. m. "Diamond Jim" Brady. no
firsphlc realism. All in all, Illss Her‘ Ziegfeld, Alan Dale and other Broad
ports M "’7 '9“ with l "“91““ way characters are in the scenes. lid
’II ”I“ mi] 0' our “at“! lflrl in llk€ ‘3‘th "IO dancer "Mom"
perils-nos. I ills closelyallted in her actions to ("by
t ”I'M pmductlon has been staged Drain, .
«with wound precision. it would seem: _.__..._____.__...
that the director had taunt-try per-omission ssLl. Llsssrv nouns.
tomes ml: work is the libraries ‘v wssuluo'rou. Doc. 11.4mm"
or mum-o admirably dm'sslos by com; istsrdsts were dors-
tm'nrrr out tho nuns- stun-ohm!“ with responsibility for museum
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On account of the storm last Satllr- .-
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lNQUlRY INTO WAR SUPPLIES.
WASHINGTON. Doc. 11.—-A general
inquiry into the operations of the war
department in arming and equipping
the American forces was decided upon
today by the Senate llilitsry Mail's
Combines. Secretary Baker and oth-
er department heads will he called to|
explain, various tcsturss of war deity?
tics. .
INTIINAL RIVINUI COLLECTOR.
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For the Man and Boy at
H We are ready with a complete
Furnishings and Holiday Goods.
thing for him here.
[WERCMIS
An Overcoat is a hilt he
will always rcmcmbsr.
Sizes are complete, mod-
ols are plentiful. coats for
the young man and the
older gentleman, priced at
Make the Boys’ Christmas a
happy one. Hare you will had just
the Suit, chrcoat or Muldnsw
for him. a. -
Boys' Suits ....... $3.98_ to $8.98
Boys’ Overcoats .. $2.98 to $12.00 .
‘ Clothing and Furnishings
V ated ‘
e Practical and Appreci-
Gifts .
stock of» Clothing,
You will find the
Men’s Suits u'
The snappiesi models,
the finest iabrics and
newest colors. Suits
lor the young manor
his dad.
1250 to 2250 ~
Boys’ Msckinaws . . $4.43 to $6.48
The finest line of Shirts over dispsy-
cd in Norwalk, in Holidsy Boxes.
"$1.00 to “so
MAIN STREET .1 '-
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WE 'WILL CASH YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK
I _ m and am of beautiful 3m: Gloves and are here in shun 2
necktie, each one in a handsome non. m'almlfxgbjflflwflzw '
d3! 3“- Gloves and Gauntlets, Fur Lined . .
35c, 501:, $1.02 35c to $5.50 .
Ladies! Come Here for Genflemen’s Gifts
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gloat" is the sensationslly brilliant at. - _ . .
‘tractlon which will be shown at the , -
m... m... on wow... m , II Few of the Many Useful Gifts You Will Find More
.is a World-Picture Brady-Made and it- , . OHIOOATB sum nm‘ws
is one of the biggest and best pictures . . , , . . , SWEATERS
oi the entire year. Miss Brady has a ,' BATH 3.0338 mm“ I‘m 2 ,I. , mu “m
wonderful part to portray in this .at- GLOVES sum , ”I 3. HWY . :-
tractlon and her many friends will he. mum m M, M: ,. WWII ‘ ., , 0”“me
The Copyright Clothing Co. I
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so. Non'wnur
WANT‘IETTER WORKING count. TELEGRAPHEas rnousLl 851'.
110'“ ‘ TLED.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. ll.—0ni WASHINGON, Dec. lk-Diillculties
the request of railway clcrlrs, bsl ities which threatened a strike of 2,300
accrues sud station employer oi the telcmphcrs employed by the Balti-
N’ow York. New Haven and Hartford:more s Ohio Railroad, and s its-up of
Railroad for certaintchsnscs in the trolls on one o! the country's most lut-
wsu and time schedules. it was es- percent intuition and coal mains
ported todsyihst s/confcrsnco or o'm. worn sottlsd today or the M
connlttu of the motors?- with coolant soars or arm and Councils
oral timer Willis will by W mmmmotm
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rumors wins PROHIBITION.
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unusual; Conn, Dec. it—Robm WASHINGTON. Dec. 11.43; on»
aim, of Waterbury, a section hon-I'mous consent today. the House agreed
on the Now-Haven ros'd, who was in- to consider on Monday the Constitu— a
jam! in s collision between a train tlonsl amendmentfornstionwido pro-
and a hand car st Osboruciown, nearhihitlcl. which already has been peg.-
Wsiorhury, last nistlt, is in a critical ‘ ed a, in, am; m ”mm” m
Icosdltlon at the hospital here. He has mince today“ tsvorsbly reported tho
1': depressor! fracture or the skull one We ‘ '
s compound tractors of the tart lol- _ -
hills Pumrolh. also of ,Wltterhury.l’ W W, of the Hotel I.
received friction at both legs sud;hsslslo,rsportsdtothcpslios that
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